Sreany Censniin, t A. defile LL *'ABG. Bureau of Circulations | | Andie best" minés to take stock in ined. ¥ y . A Common sense senses that censors sensible sefitiment. About all that is left of the goks in Asia Minor is a grease | Balvage and Wrecking Company on and | shot from a gun. -| called upon to do. CAPTAIN DONNELLY CONGRAT~ The release of the steamer Rapids Prince from the ledge of rock in| the Lachine Rapids by the Donnelly | Saturday 'is a signal engineering success on the part of Captain John Donnelly, of this city, and one that adds much to his reputation as a hy- draulic engineer. As a Kingston man we congratulate him. Mr. Donnelly is widely known for his achievements in the past, but his latest venture attracted the at- tention of the whole continent, be- cause of the stupendous odds against him. He was called upon to save the steamer which became lodged on a shelf of rock In the rapids where the water rushed down the river at thirty-five miles an hour, and the work was attended with great peril. : The cable could not ba carried to the vessel and had to be After several at- tempts, to stretch the cabel from the engine on the island to the steamet the work was accomplished, and so Sccurate was Mr. Donnelly's judg ment that when he started his en- gine Winding up the cable on the is- land, the steamer came off the rocks Jnto the channel without mishap. This is perhaps the greatest fea' of its kind Mr. Donnelly has heen He has, during a long career, salvaged vessels sunk and aground amounting to milHons of dollars in value, but none under conditions similar to that in which the Rapids Prince was placed. NO CASTLE, NO WEDDING, With that touch of nature which makes the whole world kin, those young couples of humble rank or of no rank at all, who are deterred from marriage by high rents, will sympathize with the crown prince of Denmark and Princess Olga of Greece, who have : been obliged to postpone their wedding bechuse thay cannot find a castle for rent in all Denmark at a price within the means of the prince. Denmark is' reported as full of empty castles, but their owners, like property owners of other lands, Many a gman never realizes what poor worm:of the dust be is until | * i gets married. | Solomon *in his day was | bly called & poor boob for say- ig something smart. | Many persons would soon lose in- est in newspapers if they could 'find fault with them. the reasons. that could he ned are never enough for a | making a fool of himself. Whers the hitéhing rack once fn" front of the village store, ..gatoline' staifon now is found. Germany they are said tp be their wealth. Over here a many people like to display it. ---------- A Hiinels university which will oy. only bachelors probably is g to boom the co-ed attendance. A -------------- The good old summertime is here, it is nearly the middle of Verily, the seasons are style makers say the short n't worn so: much now, and | view can be sustained by any observer. di is possible that the reason Lloyd says Ireland is mo longer a 1a that her conduct may be some folks so use the idea to color the pap- ts to look like money. ie 'sections of Russia foot- become the favorite sport. re : new era of prosper prefer to have them unoccupied ra- ther than reduce the rent. They ars probably waiting for a revival of the profession of royalty and a raise in the salaries of scions of royal houses which will cause a boom in the rent al of castles. Just as the young people of many other families have been obliged to do, the young prince and princess are said to be considering getting married anyway, and going to live with some of their relatives, despite the tradition that a young couple should start housekeeping alone. This time it is the aunt of the prince, the Dowager Empress Marie of Russia, who has come to the res: cue of the young couple by offering to have an apartment in her own castle in Copenhagen fitted up for them, A COLONIZATION PROJECT. The Western Canada Colonisation Association, in close co-operation with the federal and Imperial gov- ways, have' worked out a well-mat-~ ured land settlement policy, which is to be put into effect forthwith--. a policy which carries the backing and co-ordinates thé colonization ac: tivities of these governments and railways, and of other Immigration agencies. 'The plan is the joint produet of the best available sources of inform- atlon on the subject. It represents more than a year of contingous m- vestigation, to which the toremosY colonization experts' of Canada, Great Britain,*and the United States have contributeed the. knowledgo born of experience. scheme, which, latent immigration forces of the day in & far-reaching, co-operative land settlement 'movement, should speed- lly inaugurate an increasing flow of Shiatly By marked increase in the nu of people on the land that we shall wipe out the deficit on the cidepcs of and introduce a » l ] In successive conferences at Ot snd [faws, leading up to the present an- 'The net result is a comprehensive] national railways, lessen the burden | of the Dational debt, lighten the in-| for the whole | _TH decided upon. The chief executive officers lave been selected and tho machine should begin to function within the next few days. Elsewhere in to-day's issue will be found a page advt. outlining the plans and policies of the association, It {8 an ambiti- ous scheme, and Canadians of all classes stand to greatly benefit by its successful fruition. { ALONG LIFE'S DETOUR | BY SAM HILL After What They Forget. You've got #0 go ahead, they say, it you would land the "Jaek" But plumbers all got rich, I hear By always going back. -- Observations of Oldest Inhabitant. 1 kin remember when girls Were well protected by both clothes and éhaperones. { Doe, the Paregorie. "This item s&ys ououmbers are about 90 pér cent. water," remarked Mrs. Grouch. "Huh. The other concenirited stomachadhe, growled her husband, tenth must be then," The Horn of Plenty. "The doggone saxaphons," Bald Mister Wenty, "Is the one horn of which T've had a plenty." H------ Now For the Muste, (Marriage license in Brodkiyn Bagle) Stlver-~Cornptt. Samuel Silver, 501 Pennsylvania Av. 14a Cornett, 45 Tompkins Street Truth With a Singer In It. The girl who martiés the fellow with the biggest car always get the biggest Dood with itSam Hill in Cincinnati Enquirer. But if ghe prac tices with a flobert rifle for a while she'll have the car all to herself and catch some poor, but honest husband, maybe ~"Dusty Miller in Wilmington News-Journal. This Would Beat All the Clremtes In the World. We always like to do the ladies a good turn, so we gladly print this heipful little item for their benefit: "It 4s said that there is nothing like standing on the head for keeping the feminine walst slender, the flesh firm and the géneral health good" We're sure this beats getting on their ear ~-and if they only would consént to do ft In public they not only would be helping their own figures and health, but would give the men the biggest laugh they ever have had. Such a Langwige. "The politicians think A man's a nut," sald Smarty. "Because he's had the nerve To go and bolt hig party." Fool Questions, W. M. asks. "If a man ™Mdes a bicycle does he need a peddlers li. cense?' Where have we heard that beforé? ) / Husbands, It has always sdemed to us a Jot of mighty good wives have been wasted on | some mighty poor husbands--S8am Hil. Right you are, my Sambo, Gospel truth you're tootin', Lot of 'em that I know Are sure not worth shootin'. ~Warren (Ohio) Tribune, Another One Reported "Missing." Dear Sam----What has become of the O. F. man who used .to shake a litle 88it into his lager »> he. would de hay etiough to take one or tw eraoments and the Canadian' rail-| oi Did he leave with the * Bird who used to want to "quit" and so "tap- efed off" by taking one lesg each day ?%-+A. Dayton. (WIth the near beer they serve no- body wants another, and We guess the old bird who wanted to taper off has tapered off for good, via thé wood &lcohol retts), Beware, If there is only ohe But you see two, It's & sign that you've had * oo much home brew. If there is only one And you sée four, Don't hesitate to say: + "I drink no more" If there is only one yond On Bee three, ou may be headed for Eternity. : =Canton (Ohio) News. If there is only one Wein TN My ix, ou may headed 1 The River Styx. | =N. X. Bowman, Bowdil, Obio, If you ses two You're getting drunk, You "son of & gun" You boys admit Beyond a doude, You drink a bit E ~~Theré is no fear in love; but perfest love casteth out fear.-- 1 John 4: 18. make him feel like a fool when they are read in open Oourt.--Sam Hill. It ean't be dons, Sam; If & man has any wisdom at all jt becomes entirely submerged when he starts writing & love letter.--J. PB News of the Names Olud. Px O. Rains, of Dallas, never has to worry About & drought. A. Sharpe and B. Fiatt are reported ®| from Detroit. And, boys, meet Violpt -Bloom, of Axtell, Neb. Our Oanadian Question And Answer Oorner Q~Where and which ds Canada's largest church ? A. --Notre Dame (Oatholi¢) church in Montreal is the largest in Canada, built in 1824. It can seat 10,000, nd will hold 15,000 when crowded. Q---Who wrote the poem, "In Flanders Fields"? A.~--Lleut.-Col. John Macrae, of Guelph, wrote "In Flinders Fields." He dled on service In the late war. Q--What was thé 'Underground Railway" between the United States and Cansda? 3 A~The Underground Railway was the name given to the myster- lous ofganizaciom that helped slaves to escape from slavery in the South ¢rn States into Canade during the Civik War. Thousands thus reached what was to them a true land of free- dom, NEWS OF WELLINGTON. Former Principil of Schoul There Wedded at Vancouver, 13.0. Wellington, Sept. 7.=<Mr., and Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Lo 2W. Clark and Mrs. Chamberiila attended the gold- on wedding aniivérsiry of ther sis- ter, Mrs. Webs.3F 'falcott. at Reacon- fleld on Mondiy evening lust. \ Mr. and Mrs. Marry Séott, King- Ron spent Sunday at Mr. snd Mrs. arty Hashoe's Mr. Mrs, Princh left this Jrock fof thelr home in Calgary. rar AF, and A.M. at- tended divine service on Sunday Inst. About ninety were in the march. C. M. Squier, Li y, vistted his mo- ther, Mrs. Margaret Squier on Sun- day. Mrs. Fred ty vi ly was the guest of 0 ith this weir, Bert Davidson has sold his farm (The Cedars) to Bruce Tis. Garrétt Péttinglll and wite left this week for me in Winnipeg. Mrs. B. Way, Béllevills, was Oy ¢. he' wea BIBBY'S Kingston's One Price Clothing Store--Men's and Boys' Wear -- Made-to-Measure and Ready-to-Wear \ Been to Our . Fall Suit and Overcoat = Show? If not, you're missing soniething. They say: "what a man don't know won't hurt him any"--and we say, what'he don't know won't db him any good. = Therefore-- Step in and see our new Kall garments. features. NEW HATS NEW SHIRTS BIBBY'S ored! priced! They're handsome! They're stylish! SUTTS AND OVERCOATS that sparkle at every angle with advanced .. They're perfectly tails They are pleasingly 'NEW SWEATERS EVERY TIRE In Our Store Must Be Sold By' OCTOBER 1st. gL We must make room for our Toy Depart- __ ment for this fall. New Toys are arriving al- most daily. Our store has been ) to double the space we had last year, in order to serve the public to better-advantage, but we still require more space for Toys, and are offering our complete stock of Tires at unheard of prices. EXTRA SPECIAL TO CLEAR 30x35 Tubes $1.35 BUY NOW! BUY NOW! A complete line of "Trussgs, Abdominal Supporters, Elastic Hosiery, and 'an ex: pert fitter with many years' experience; at Dr. Chown's Drug Store 185 Princess Street. Phone 843 McOLARY'S "CANADA" BRAND ENAMEL WARE PRESERVING KETTLES in finest grade made. Mottled Blue out side and white lining. A complete assortment and low priced. BUNT'S HARDWARE King St. ~Pure Cider Sr i Whe vise